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you wish. Here the default pattern is used both

the example below. Our default CSS requires the use

most features enabled by default, so all you need

parameter (2 hours by default). This parameter also controls

multiple column order by default (for example [ 0,

p>The default page control presented by

for further information. By default DataTables will assume that

make life easy, by default, DataTables expects arrays to

make life easy, by default, DataTables expects arrays to

an Ajax source, by default, DataTables will look for

Hi @eriieii , One option that may be useful is that you can create your own styling templates, as shown in this example here - you don't have to use the built-in modal. You could also just use the Editor API to edit a row behind the scenes - you don't need to open the modal. For example in this example, something like: editor.edit(2).set('name', 'Ashton').submit(); This would enable you to get the new values anyway you like, then to use Editor to submit them to the server. Hope that helps, Cheers, Colin

Fricken awesome! Thank you.

Hi @sarath_surisetty , As Allan said in that thread you linked, it should work. He was asking for a test case so that we can diagnose this. Information on how to create a test case (if you aren't able to link to the page you are working on) is available here. Cheers, Colin

'set' have to be in "opts"? can i see any example ,below code didnt helped.. { "label": "propertyArea", "name": "propertyArea.propertyAreaId", "type": "select2", "data": "propertyArea.propertyAreaName", "initialValue":true, "set": function (conf, val) { alert("pa out"); }, "opts": { "minimumInputLength": 3, "placeholder": 'Property Area', "allowClear": true, "initialValue":true, "set": function (conf, val) { alert("pa in"); }, ajax: { url: 'propertyArea/json', delay: 250 , dataType: 'json', // initialValue:true, data: function (params) { var query = { value: params.term //type: 'public' } // Query parameters will be ?search=[term]&type=public return query; }, processResults: function (data) { return { results: $.map(data, function(obj) { return { id: obj.propertyAreaId, text: obj.propertyAreaName }; }) }; } } }

You would need to remove the ajax option from your Datatable init code and initialize to an empty table. Your button click event can then use jQuery's Ajax to request the data and in the Ajax Success function use rows.add() and draw() to add the data to Datatables. Kevin

Thanks. You forgot the parenthesis though. :)

No test case needed for this one, as all resolved, but please provide test cases in the future - we're all very busy, and many people comment on this forum while doing other jobs, so a test case that replicates the issue will ensure you'll get a quick and accurate response. C

Hi @debug , Take a look at the final section on this page here - there's an example to do just that. Cheers, Colin

Thanks Colin, Yes your suggested solution worked. I also found that the script below also make it work hrm_attachment.rows({ page: 'all'}).select();

Hi @DanielSerrano , CSS issues are tricky without seeing the code. We're happy to take a look, but it would help, as per the forum rules, if you could link to a running test case showing the issue so we can offer some help. Information on how to create a test case (if you aren't able to link to the page you are working on) is available here. Cheers, Colin